Sentence examples for electrical enclosures from inspiring English sources

The company, a maker of electrical enclosures and fittings, said strong orders for commercial and utility construction offset moderation in the residential and telecom markets.

Electric Box & Enclosures (E-Box), a small regional manufacturer of electrical enclosures, was started in 1988 with a few machines in a 5000 sq ft preengineered building.

The results provided important hints on minimum and required distance of electrical equipment or electrical enclosure (PLC) installation from vessels as well as suitable distance between the vessels.

They were stored inside sealed 0·6 × 0·3 × 0·132 m (length × width × height) electrical enclosure boxes (Ensto Finland Oy) at room temperature (∼22·5 °C) overnight.

The remaining 300-g samples were sealed inside 0·6 × 0·3 × 0·132 -m (length × width × height) electrical enclosure boxes at room temperature overnight (1600 0800 h) before they were returned to the BD for the next 8-h heated-air treatment period.

Each sample was split into 5-g subsamples (maximum of 29) and placed into 30-mm-diameter open Petri dishes and held over a non-saturated LiCl solution (60 % RH) in a sealed 0·6 × 0·3 × 0·132-m (length × width × height) electrical enclosure box for 7 d at 22·5 °C.

Secure the cable within 18" of any electrical enclosure or box it enters.

The Low Voltage Products segment manufactures products and systems that provide protection, control and measurement for electrical installations, enclosures, switchboards, electronics and electromechanical devices for industrial machines, plants and related service.

The Low Voltage Products division offers a wide range of products and systems, with related services, that provide protection, control and measurement for electrical installations, enclosures, switchboards, electronics and electromechanical devices for industrial machines and plants.

Flameproof enclosures house electrical equipment used in hazardous areas.

He inherited the business 30 years ago from his father, Rudolf, who founded it in 1961 after inventing the first mass-produced enclosures for electrical control systems.